North Shore Realtors Relying On Witchcraft To Help Home Sales
Some North Shore realtors are turning to a Salem-based witch to thelp them sell homes.
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Some North Shore realtors are turning to a Salem-based witch to thelp them sell homes.
A new report from Boston-based Fidelity Investments shows 401(k) retirement accounts are almost back where they were before the recession.
Dozens of people were at the statehouse Tuesday arguing that more places should be allowed to sell beer and wine.
For more and more of Americans, that daily cup is a necessity, not a luxury.
An international series of protests known as SlutWalks will come to Boston Saturday afternoon.
Oil prices may have taken their biggest one-day tumble since April, 2009 but that won't translate into lower gas prices at the pump, at least not immediately.
The mother of a South Hadley teenager who killed herself last year after months of relentless bullying delivered an emotional victim impact statement Wednesday.
Two of the six teenagers charged in connection with the bullying related suicide of Phoebe Prince have been sentenced to a year of probation.
There is no doubting the appetite people have to see the photos and video from the raid on Osama bin Laden's compound, particularly the images of the man himself.
A local Army colonel who has been flying Blackhawk helicopters since 1985 said the Navy Seals who killed Osama bin Laden faced a difficult mission.
What does Osama bin Laden's death mean now for U.S. security and the war on terrorism?
We ventured out to the streets of our own Cambridge, confident we could find men who'd admit: they watched, and liked the royal wedding this morning.
Hundreds of people came out to protest - loudly - against a proposed plan immigrant advocates fear could break up families and cast too wide a net.
Thunderous applause filled the Statehouse today, as hundreds of rank-and-file union members greeted and thanked select members of the House of Representatives as lawmakers walked into their chambers.
Gasoline prices continue to creep up, and on Friday, at least one in the Boston area had broken the $4.00 mark.
700 Mylar birds are suspended over Cambridge Street right now. They'll be there until July - even if some people find them distracting.
A person fell five stories from a building in Brookline Monday afternoon.
A WBZ viewer passed along some video he recorded at Downtown Crossing this week. He says it shows a group of six or seven men, armed with fancy cameras aggressively hunting down and photographing women and children nearly every day.
Thirty-two-year-old Maynard resident Kate Middleton says that having the same name as the future queen isn't as great as some may think.
Bentley professor and taxation expert Joe Newpol says part of President Obama's tax plan could end up sinking many homeowners.
A jury on Tuesday found a Salem mother guilty of attempted murder for withholding cancer medications from her autistic son.
The concept of hypermiling is making a comeback. Popular three or four years ago, hypermiling fell out of fashion when gas prices dropped.
Sen. Scott Brown joined the Kennedy family to break ground on the Edward M. Kennedy Institute for the United States Senate Friday.
A lot of you have sent us "curiosities" asking about the repercussions if the federal government shuts down. Our Jim Armstrong provides these answers.
It has been about 15 years since we've seen anything like this - a partial shutdown of the federal government is looking more and more likely.
